Israel reportedly behind drone attack on Iranian military-linked warehouse in Isfahan

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

43% : "It is not clear why Iran would build an ammunition production plant in the middle of a city of roughly two million people," the Times reports.
42% : Iran is the primary provider of attack drones to Russia.
37% :Tehran said the raid on "an ammunition manufacturing plant" was foiled by surface-to-air defense systems that shot down the small quadcopter drones, causing minor damage to the roof.
21% : "This is a smart trifecta where Israel can hurt Iran, help Ukraine, and not risk its strategic interests in Syria or run the risk of the diversion of its sensitive military technology to Russia and into Iran," Mark Dubowitz, chief executive of Washington's Foundation for Defense of Democracies think tank, tells the Journal.

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